thunderc
Well-Known Member
I have a feeling this one will keep on giving for years to come
Brewer ran right on that last drive, our tackler stayed high and kept his eyes up... and our tackler helmet to helmet popped Brewer’s head back. And the commentators lauded that hit, a hit YOU ALL are saying is the right way to tackle.
When in fact... those are the dangerous tackles you want to avoid and penalize. Y’all are so fucking stupid.
Head before body. Eyes down. Thigh level.
It was all the same...
tackle low.
Tackle with head first (like all tackles)
Tackle with eyes down (like almost all tackles)
that’s it
Why do you need one. He did a straight regular form tackle. Head and eyes down. Helmet at crotch level. The ball was there instead of the runner’s head because the runner didn’t voluntarily throw himself down at the moment of tackle like in Roach’s case
Right he went at thigh/waist level with eyes and helmet down... like every other form tackle ever. .
On what one? He got form tackled. No penalty needed. Which is what I’ve been saying since the top post.Can't wait for the spin on that one.
On what one? He got form tackled. No penalty needed. Which is what I’ve been saying since the top post.
You idiots want the tackler to come in high and head Butt the runners.
Iron Bowl 2019. 4Q.
Barn Running back put his head and his eyes down and led with the crown. Helmets collided. According to y’all: negate TD, 15 yard penalty, and ejection.
Naw, you're still wrong.What’s up? Anything new?
Lmao. No one tackles like that after pee wee football. Stop trying to tell this lie. Google images will show you every form tackle in the history of ever is with eyes down. No one runs into an incoming 230lbs super athlete with their head cocked back and their hands held gingerly shoulder width apart. Fuck. You idiots will say anything. Lol.Head up/Chin up
That means eyes up.
You are the only mf'er on the planet on the wrong side of this.
I have a feeling this one will keep on giving for years to come
another article about proper tackling techniques. Guess what. Head first. Eyes down. Because that’s what tackling is.